Does it work when one of the two TVs is off and the other is on?
34087
Yes, it will only power the outputs needed and they are indicated individually by a blue LED. The power, indicated by a red LED remains on but, it basically seems to go to sleep if not needed. I have the 1 to 4 hooked to three TV's and it works fine even though they do not all have the same resolution. I do not use the audio return communication because it feeds three separate AV receivers and systems from a satellite receiver, although it does work for communicating quite well if you have everything hooked to a single system. This unit will transmit Dolby, etc. audio and high def video beyond 1080p so it should be fine when the 4K equipment gets a little more reasonably priced and I'm planning on using it for a log time. Another advantage is J-Tech will help troubleshoot if you have problems hooking it up etc, just email them. Mine has been super reliable and I can see no real advantage to spending more because there aren't any better specs out there.
34088
yes, but I would suggest looking at monoprice.com's splitters. Few more bucks, but more reliable.
1430478
No It only turns off when you turn off TV , pretty stupid I know, anyway what you can do is turn on the tv hit "tools" on the TV remote and select on the screen "Anynet+" followed by "Receiver ON" , I know it's a couple extra step but at least you don't need to get up or use two remotes to turn everything onHope this help
800734
It will definitely turn off anything that is plugged into it, but may not be able to turn it back on. The easiest way to know for sure is to turn the set on, then unplug the set from the wall and plug it back in. If the set comes back on, then this timer will work for you. Many tv sets require a button push to turn back on. And if your set requires a button push to turn on, then this timer will not be able to turn on your tv.
1955532
Nope. But it switches automatically to the device you first turn on. If you want it to switch to the 2nd device you have to turn the first one off or unplug the wire.
148004
yes, as long as you have not cancelled your cable. On my TV I have a simple set up to switch back and forth from one to the other. I have to say though, that I did cancel my cable. The picture from the Leaf was better than the cable pic. It just took a week or two to find the right place to locate it. With a bit of patience you will be happy with it and save yourself a lot of money. Good Luck!
121112
To expand on what Marcus said, if you were to turn off your TV manually, the remote doesn't know that. However, if this happens, there's a Help button on the remote you can use to get everything working again. It asks you several yes/no questions about the status of your equipment, and once you're done going through that, then everything's working again.
577249
Yes. Sometimes it does not turn on my set top box, but I think that is if you do not point correctly at both devices.
1795340
Sure, that would work great. You could plug a power strip in and turn everything on or off. Just be sure that if you un-plug and re-plug in, some things do not automatically turn on (ex: newer Ac's, TV's)
1212690
No, I tried that myself and it wouldn't work at all when both were plugged in.
507437
Yes, for example I have an Xbox on both tvs in two sepperate rooms. Which negates having 2 xboxs, cause your simply doubling the output
822132
I have it connected to a blu-ray player and a cable box and it switches automatically, however I am careful to turn one off before turning the other one on.
322344
Mine stays on. I just have to manually switch from the TV to the other devices I want to use.
1456342
The signal is sent to both outputs all the time. You can use either tv or both at once.
1553992
Yes....but it is turned off when you get the TV and you have to activate it in the menu under sound.
1060868
Yes. I have programmed one button to turn on tv and audio and another to turn both off. Also done for dvd, audio and tv. It takes some patience and a programmer's mentality, but it's all explained in manual.
1661703
I can't imagine why it wouldn't. It works flawlessly for me unless I forget to turn BOTH units off when I'm done.JG
79776
Should work as long as the device not being used is completely powered off.